Austin Travel Guide

Austin is the capital of Texas and the self-styled Live Music Capital of the World, home to more than 250 live music venues in this sprawling central Texas city. Over 2,300 recording artists reside in Austin, including Willie Nelson, who left Nashville for Austin in 1972 and never returned As a college town (home to the University of Texas), Austin is as big as you’d expect the Texas capital … Read more

Charleston Travel Guide

Charleston, South Carolina, has earned its spot as Travel + Leisure readers’ favorite U.S. city in the World’s Best Awards survey year after year—and for good reason. Sure, this Southern port city charms with its cobblestone streets and horse-drawn carriages, but don’t let the historic facade fool you. Charleston pulses with energy, from its top-notch food scene … Read more

Aspen Travel Guide

Spring or Fall Shoulder Seasons These are the perfect times to visit, when the crowds thin out and the atmosphere feels more laid-back. Things to Know How to Get Around Best Hotels 1. The St. Regis Aspen Resort You can’t miss this five-star hotel—it’s a grand redbrick building right at the base of Aspen Mountain. … Read more

The Best Places to Stay in England to Live Out Your ‘Bridgerton’ Fantasies

If the second season of the hit Netflix show is anything like the first, you’ll want more Bridgerton after you’re done binge-watching. The solution? Book a trip across the pond. Today, March 25, marks the premiere of Bridgerton’s second season on Netflix, dear reader. Judging by the sneak peeks and trailers, we’re in for all … Read more

The Best Time to Visit Bali for Every Activity

Choose the perfect season to enjoy the island’s beaches, hikes, or festivals. Bali has something for everyone, from the lush jungles around Ubud (often called Bali’s cultural heart) to the stunning beaches along its southern coast. When to go really depends on what you want to do. Popular trips include exploring ancient temples, joining a … Read more

The 10 Best Ramen Spots in Tokyo

Nothing beats a bowl of ramen. It’s quick, affordable, satisfying, and packed with flavor—plus, loud slurping is totally welcome. While nearly every region in Japan (ramen’s birthplace) has its own twist, the core elements stay the same: noodles, steaming broth, and loads of toppings. The noodles are usually made fresh with wheat, egg, and kansui—an … Read more